How to install & use microsoft office (word,excel,powerpoint) in ipad?

1.How to install & use microsoft office (word, excel, powerpoint) in ipad?
2. How to delete applications in ipad once it is installed?

Microsoft Office won't work on iPad.
Try Apps like:
1. Documents To Go
2. Quick Office Pro HD
3. Office2 HD

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There are a number of apps that are compatible with Office documents. Apple makes iOS versions of their own iWork apps (Pages, Keynote, Numbers) that are available free if you purchase a new iOS device and that can be purchased separately for older devices. There are also 3rd party combined suites that cost less than the separate Apple apps. Ones often recommended include Documents 2 Go, Quickoffice and Office2 HD.
If you can accept needing a network connection whenever you want to use the apps and have an Office 365 subscription, Microsoft has just released their Office Mobile app, though it has significant limitations. Or a server-based solution such as CloudOn might be an option for you.
Regards.

I just upgraded to Lion only to get the message that I can no longer use my Office (word/excel/powerpoint). Why doesn't apple tell you these things. You'd think they wouldn't be interested in making money for their arch rival usoft. What R the options?n

What are the options other then to re-partition the disk and run lion in one and leopard in another. I suppose I can go over to Google and use their web tools which are compatible with Office. This *****. So much for backward compatability.

Apple makes the Operating System, not the 3rd party apps. In such a big step as upgrading the OS, the user would be the one responsible for making sure that any key apps that they use are compatible with the new OS before taking the step and upgrading.

I created a spreadsheet using Microsoft office 2010 Excel. When I open the sheet using Numbers, the formatting changes. How do I fix this?

I created a spreadsheet using Microsoft office 2010 Excel. When I open the sheet using Numbers, the formatting changes. How do I fix this?

If you plan to share or work with people who regulary use MS Excel you should not try to use this in Numbers. You will have constant problems with how each program translates the formatting.
If you want to use Numbers, use it exclusively. If it is for your job use the tool your company uses.

How can i use microsoft office on the mAC - what app do i purchase? help?!!

how can i use microsoft office on the mAC - what app do i purchase? help?!!

What aspect of Microsoft Office? Office is a suite of programs... Word, Excel, Powerpoint, etc.
You've got several potential options. Libre Office and Open Office (both googleable) are 'open source,' free, downloadable programmes that will open most MS Office programmes and perform many of the functions of MS Office. Might be an idea to have a look round for reviews (etc) first, to see if they sound like they'll match your needs.
If you're keen to use the App Store, there's Apple's own suite of programmes: Pages, Numbers and Keynote. They're a word processor, spreadsheet programme, and presentation-type programme with similar functions to Word, Excel and Powerpoint respectively. They're pretty good for most functions, and are better integrated with Macs than MS programmes. They're excellent programmes for what they do, and relatively cheap (about £14 each?).
But if you're heavily reliant on MS, want ALL the bells and whistles of MS, or need to regularly transfer files between MS programmes on other computers and your laptop / desktop computer, then they might not be the best of ideas. Keynote - IME - can have some difficulties in transferring formatting to Powerpoint.
Finally, there's MS Office Mac 2011. You can't download MS Office from the App Store, but can order the CDs from most online stores (including Apple's own store). It might be worth price hunting - if you're a student, you can usually find the programmes relatively cheap (£38 at the moment on Software4Students, though you'll need to belong to an academic institution / have a UK .ac email address). Apple's own prices on MS software are unlikely to be the best prices out there (though the product will be identical).
MS Office includes Word, Excel and Powerpoint in the basic version. The slightly more expensive version (which, I think, is the £38 one on S4S) includes Outlook. Which - IME - is far more of a nuisance than Apple's native Mail programme.
(I should probably add - I'm an academic. I own both Apple's own programmes, and MS Office 2011. I tend to use the MS programmes more, if only because they're the ones that other people tend to use, and transferring between Apple and MS programmes is a minor inconvenience. Pages also lacks Garamond, my favourite work font. The Apple progs are, however, far more beautifully integrated, and would be MORE than good enough for most users...)

On cleanuing up COM object when using Microsoft.Office.Interop.Excel

When using Microsoft.Office.Interop.Excel the COM objects that are created by the code must be released using System.Runtime.InteropServices.Marshal.ReleaseComObject().
Most of the time it's pretty clear when a new COM object is created such as:
Excel._Application excelApp = null;
Excel._Workbook wb = null;
Excel._Worksheet ws = null;
Excel.Range newRange = null;
try
// four COM objects are created below
excelApp = new Excel.Application();
wb = excelApp.Workbooks.Add();
ws = (Excel.Worksheet)wb.Worksheets.Add();
newRange = (Excel.Range)ws.Range["A1","A30"];
// do these line of cod create new COM object?
newRange.Font.Bold = true;
newRange.Borders.Color = borderColor;
finally
if (excelApp != null) Marshal.ReleaseComObject(excelApp)
if (wb != null) Marshal.ReleaseComObject(wb)
if (ws != null) Marshal.ReleaseComObject(ws)
if (newRange != null) Marshal.ReleaseComObject(newRange)
In the above code I create four COM objects in the first part that need to be released when I'm finished with them. But it's not clear if the other two lines of code create a new COM object or not. If they do then my code needs to look more
like this:
Excel._Application excelApp = null;
Excel._Workbook wb = null;
Excel._Worksheet ws = null;
Excel.Range newRange = null;
Excel.Font fnt = null;
Excel.Borders bds = null;
try
// four COM objects are created below
excelApp = new Excel.Application();
wb = excelApp.Workbooks.Add();
ws = (Excel.Worksheet)wb.Worksheets.Add();
newRange = (Excel.Range)ws.Range["A1","A30"];
// do these line of cod create new COM object?
fnt = newRange.Font
fnt.Bold = true;
bds = new newRange.Borders;
bds.Color = borderColor;
finally
if (excelApp != null) Marshal.ReleaseComObject(excelApp)
if (wb != null) Marshal.ReleaseComObject(wb)
if (ws != null) Marshal.ReleaseComObject(ws)
if (newRange != null) Marshal.ReleaseComObject(newRange)
if (fnt != null) Marshal.ReleaseComObject(fnt)
if (bds != null) Marshal.ReleaseComObject(bds)
How can I tell if getting a property creates a new COM object or not?

Thank you for your replay but I do understand that the font object is a COM object. What I'm trying to figure out is if a NEW object is created each time I access the font member of a Range object and if I need to call
Marshal.ReleaseComObject on the font object after using it.
Most member object of an object are a single instance and each time you access the member you simply get the pointer to that instance. For example:
using(DataTable dt = new DataTable("Some Table Name"))
PropertyCollection ep1 = dt.ExtendedProperties;
PropertyCollection ep2 = dt.ExtendedProperties;
if (Object.ReferenceEquals(ep1,ep2)) Console.WriteLine("They are the same object");
else Console.WriteLine("They are different objects");
The output will be: They are the same object
On the other hand this:
Excel._Application excelApp = new Excel.Application();
Excel._Workbook wb = excelApp.Workbooks.Add();
Excel._Worksheet ws = (Excel.Worksheet)wb.Worksheets.Add();
Excel.Range newRange = (Excel.Range)ws.Range["A1","A30"];
// do these lines of code create new COM object?
Excel.Font ef1 = newRange.Font;
Excel.Font ef2 = newRange.Font;
if (Object.ReferenceEquals(ef1,ef2)) Consloe.WriteLine("They are the same object");
else Consloe.WriteLine("They are different objects");
The output will be: They are different objects
It looks like each time I access the font member I get a new object. I suspect that is not the case and what I am getting is two pointers to the same object and the reference counter is incremented by one.
So really the question is what happens to the font member object of the Range object when the range object is released. I assume the font member will be released along with the Range object ever if the font object has a reference count greater then
0.
If I am correct in my assumption then I can access the font member object as much as I need to without worrying about releasing it.
I have been reading a lot about working with COM and the need to use Marshal.ReleaseComObject and there does seem to be a lot of disagreement and even confusion on the
mater about when and if COM objects need to be explicitly released.

Files are not saving (exp: Notepad,Paint, Office Word/Excel/PowerPoint)

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Am using XP professional SP3 and last 3days am facing fallowing problem. If i try to save any type of file "Notepad/Word/Paint/MS Office Word/Excel/PowerPoint" i unable to save and it showing one pop up and after that it would close that application.

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How can I use Microsoft Office on two user accounts on one IMAc?

Dear all,
I have installed Microsoft Office 2011 on my IMac which I have recently bought. I did this on the (at that time) only user account in place: the administrator account.
A little time after this my wife and I decided it would be much easier to us to make an additional user account on the same computer for my wife (also with administrator rights), so we could have our own settings, desktop preferences etc. So now we have two user accounts/profiles on one Imac, so far so good.
But when my wife signs in on her account, she is not able to use Microsoft Office . Office seems to be only available to the user account on which it has been installed initially: 'my' account.
Can anyone help us out here and tell us how we can make Office available to my wife's user account as well? I understand that the licence of Office is restricted to one computer, but what about two accounts on the same IMac? I mean, it is still one computer, one 'home', one family etc.
We would appreciate your help here!
Kind regards,
Jurjen

As long as you installed MS Office into its default location (the top level /Applications folder) it will be available to all user accounts on the Mac.
As far as licensing is concerned you only have to enter the license code once, which you should do right after installing MS Office, in the same admin account you installed it from, by opening any one of the MS Office applications. There is no additional licensing required for additional user accounts on the same Mac.
Each user account is able to run the Office apps. The only thing you will have to do is go through an initial setup screen in each user account (but this setup does NOT involve entering any additional license codes).
You may have problems if you installed MS Office in a particular user account (i.e. NOT in the top level /Applications folder).

How do I use microsoft office 2010 on imac?

Hi, I would like to use microsoft office 2010 on my imac for school purposes, how can I accomplish that?

I suggest that you get the student version of 2011 for mac. i believe it is around 120us or so on amazon or the apple store. The other option would be to use 2010 for windows running paralles or a similar Windows emulator.
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You can purchase Microsoft Office for Mac (http://www.microsoft.com/mac/products), then install it on your iMac, and be able to read most if not all Office documents generated on your work systems, be they PC or Mac computers.

Help and some explanation how to get a Microsoft.Office.Tools.Excel.Worksheet host item that extends the functionality of the current Microsoft.Office.Interop.Excel.Worksheet object

Hello,
I would use some help and more info about how to get host object that extends the functionality of my current Interop.Excel.Worksheet object. I read this artical: https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ee794671.aspx where I can call this function
GetVstoObject to get host object. But I see that here I need to pass the Globals.Factory object as second parametar. Can someone give me more details about that parameter and how to access it? I would like to get host object so I can access extension
property, since my interop excel worksheet doesn't have it.
I am using Visual Studio 2013 for developing Excel addin. Using Excel 2010.
Thanks in advance for help.
Regards,
Zeljka

Hi Zeljka,
>>I am using the Microsoft Office PIAs, so my question is how to access this automatic generated class Globals in my case? <<
Sorry, I am not able to understand the application you were developing exactly. From the orgnal post, you were developing an application level add-in, however based on the description above, it seems that you were building an console or Windows form application
to automate Office application.
If you were developing Office automation, the host item can't work for this secnario since it should run under the VSTO runtime.
If I misunderstood, please feel free to let me know.
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How would you get Microsoft office from apple laptop to Ipad?

Im having difficulty getting my Microsoft office from my apple laptop to my new Ipad. If anyone has any ideas PLEASE I would really appreciate the help. Thank You!!

No can do. sorry. There are apps in the App Store you can buy, such as Pages (for word documents) and numbers (for excel spreadsheets), but there is no way to move your Microsoft software on to your iPad, even if you have it on an Apple Laptop. They are totally different operating systems..

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You can't use MS Office on the iPad as Microsoft haven't made app versions of their programs (you can only use apps that are in the iTunes app store on your computer and the App Store app on the iPad), but there are apps that support word, excel and powerpoint documents. The options include Apple's Pages app for Word documents, Numbers for Excel spreadsheets and Keynote for Powerpoint. And from third-parties apps such as Documents To Go ('premium' version) and QuickOffice Pro HD.
As to how you then get the file to your chosen app will depend upon what the app supports - different apps will have different ways of copying their content to/from a computer e.g. via the file sharing section at the bottom of the device's apps tab when connected to your computer's iTunes, via wifi, email, dropbox etc

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